There's nothing quite like the wrong side of daybreak. Jo got up occasionally to watch the dawn when she was working at the Roadhouse, but the bar was open late enough that Jo not working nights was a rare thing. Tonight Jo's coming back from digging and salting and burning when the sky begins to lighten. Instead of showering and crashing the way her body wants to do, Jo stays up to watch the sunrise.

I like the Jewish version too. "They tried to kill us. We survived. Let's eat." Glad you enjoyed!

"It's a simple job," Dean tells Lisa; "I'll be back before midnight." It's a salt and burn in, of all places, Lawrence, Indiana. And it should be a simple job; the thing is, Roy and Walt get there before Dean does.

Dean thinks about Sam with shotgun shells through him, and Dean doesn't scare the holy hell out of Roy and Walt—much.